2013 pre-ChatGPT text flagged by AI detector Pangram, false positive exposed
TuhinChakr · x · 2026-09-23
A French literary text written in 2013 — a decade before ChatGPT — was tested against the AI-detection tool Pangram and judged not human-written. The poster clarifies it wasn't the author's style that fooled Pangram, and the text's pre-ChatGPT provenance is verifiable, adding to mounting evidence that AI detectors produce false positives on human authors.
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